Goodbye, Nick Foles.
Welcome back, DeSean Jackson.
It was a busy day on the Eagles beat yesterday. Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles is cashing in. Reports indicate he will sign a four-year, $88 million deal to be the new starting quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
From one Jack to the new "Jack." D-Jack, as it were.
The speedy wide receiver who was unceremoniously given his walking papers by Chip Kelly is returning to the Birds. The 32-year-old wide receiver looks as fast as ever. Last year he led the NFL in yards per catch, although he did miss several games with injuries. Looks like he's getting a three-year deal for $27 million.
QB Carson Wentz couldn't resist going on Twitter to welcome Jackson back to the nest, saying he would "just stand there and throw the ball as far as I can and you can go and get it."
And that's not all the Birds did. Howie Roseman had a busy day.
He signed veteran left offensive tackle Jason Peters to a one-year deal, and also signed Malik Jackson, who will immediately shore up the defensive line, which will be missing Timmy Jernigan and Michael Bennett.
Get all the details here from Bob Grotz.
It was a busy day on the Eagles beat yesterday. Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles is cashing in. Reports indicate he will sign a four-year, $88 million deal to be the new starting quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
From one Jack to the new "Jack." D-Jack, as it were.
The speedy wide receiver who was unceremoniously given his walking papers by Chip Kelly is returning to the Birds. The 32-year-old wide receiver looks as fast as ever. Last year he led the NFL in yards per catch, although he did miss several games with injuries. Looks like he's getting a three-year deal for $27 million.
QB Carson Wentz couldn't resist going on Twitter to welcome Jackson back to the nest, saying he would "just stand there and throw the ball as far as I can and you can go and get it."
And that's not all the Birds did. Howie Roseman had a busy day.
He signed veteran left offensive tackle Jason Peters to a one-year deal, and also signed Malik Jackson, who will immediately shore up the defensive line, which will be missing Timmy Jernigan and Michael Bennett.
Get all the details here from Bob Grotz.
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